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Most Children want to watch the same TV programmes or play the same video games as their friends. Do you think parents should allow their children to do this ?

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From an ancient time, not only
children
, all the species on earth learn various
things
 from the surrounding atmosphere and from peer groups. Either they learn good habits or bad , but it is completely depending on what are they copied. So,
parents
 involvement plays a very crucial role to control these
things
 what are they watching. I think
parents
 should restrict manifold
things
 like which TV programmes and video games are suitable for their kids to watch and to play respectively.
Firstly
, small kids just grasp the
things
 around them because their mind does not what is right or what is wrong. So,
parents
 intervene should be required. For take an example, my son plays with other friends who have double age and try to imitate most of the
things
 like TV programmes or playing video games, etcetera but he is only 5 years old so one of my family members always need to a company him and restrict them which are bad.
Secondly
, both the
parents
 are working , there will no direct control over
children
 in
this
 case. Due to it, may
children
 go astray in lack of supervision which can cause very bad effects on society
.
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 To prevent
this
,
parents
 or guardians must observe what their
children
 do in their leisure time and have to control their watching or playing habits consciously.
Finally
, I strongly opine that
parents
 should restrict the habits of their
children
.
Hence
, they cannot watch or play, some programmes or video games which can create violence effect on young minds and draw them to do worst. To conclude,
parents
 are responsible for their kid’s behaviour
therefore
 they need to tackle it with almost care wisely.
Submitted by HEMAL PATEL on

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